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How to Say ‘Can I have the receipt, please?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Me da el tique, por favor?

meh dah el TEE-keh pohr fa-BOR

[meh dah el TEE-keh pohr fa-BOR]

Phrase Breakdown

¿Me da el tique,

meh dah el TEE-keh

Could you give me the receipt,

Say this as one smooth request, with the stress on DA and TI. Pause slightly at the comma.

Example

¿Me da el tique de compra?

Could you give me the purchase receipt?

Words in this phrase

[meh]

to me

Indirect object pronoun used with gustar to mean to me.

Example

Me encanta ese color.

I love that color.

[dah]

(you) give

From 'dar'; polite 'usted' form, used for requests.

Example

¿Me da un café?

Can you give me a coffee?

[el]

the

Masculine singular definite article, used before a specific noun.

Example

El gráfico está en la mesa.

The chart is on the table.

tique

[TEE-keh]

receipt

The printed shop receipt; also spelled 'ticket'.

Example

Guarde el tique de compra.

Keep the purchase receipt.

por favor?

pohr fa-BOR

please?

Adding this makes the request more polite. Raise your voice slightly at the end.

Example

¿Me ayuda, por favor?

Can you help me, please?

Words in this phrase

por

[pohr]

please

Used in polite requests; part of por favor.

Example

Por favor, no nos deje tan lejos de la puerta.

Please, don't drop us off so far from the door.

favor

[fa-BOR]

Please

Used as a polite addition to requests.

Example

Por favor, podría ayudarme.

Please, could you help me.

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